Wow, he is terrible at bidding. Nobody really wants those products, thus he should have bid lower first rather than the highest. He not only wastes money, but he also draws unwelcome attention to himself. Hah.

Why is she not just straight away telling her dad about that zelot guy?

Did they truly believe that the nasty woman would really pass their gifts to Beaty and let her be happy ? Even after discovering what she had done to her?

They must be more dumb than I originally imagined.

I'm curious what kind of information the Duke obtained when he tortured that woman for that the glasses guy's identity not be revealed even once, given that he's one of the primary conspirators.

The author really has a propensity for dragging things out, unnecessarily.

Hmm, I'm not sure. It's quite underwhelming.

They made us wait 40 chapters for her to receive her just deserts for her crimes, only to deliver the most unsatisfactory ending.

After what she had done, I believe she deserved eternal humility and excruciating pain rather than a speedy death.

So, next, I'm curious how long the author will drag out the plot for them to eventually find the truth about the royal family and confront them; I expect it will take longer than necessary.

It took them 35 chapters to finally learn the truth, huh?

They should have sensed something was wrong when Beaty insisted on not being sent back to the capital.

Dad has only himself to blame for his ignorance.

I admit that I occasionally use strong, harsh language in my comments, especially when I'm irritated with certain characters, plots, or the authors for making them so unbearable, hehe.

Don't worry about it. You do not make me feel uncomfortable in any way.

If you see any of my unsavory comments in the future, simply close one eye, haha.

Have a good day.

Wow, this was from three months ago. I can't remember anything I read last week.

First and foremost, I apologize if my comments made you uncomfortable or something.

Second, in order to avoid bias, I usually read everything before deciding whether to drop or continue. I clearly dropped this one for reasons.

My comments are not directed at anyone; I simply express my discontent.

I've read meaner remarks on this site, and I must say that mine are fairly tame.

Ignore, hide, or block it so you don't accidently read what I wrote and ruin it for yourself.

Thank you for taking the time to bring this up. Enjoy your reading, and God bless you.

As if they have time to prepare such elaborate meals on the battlefield. Most likely, they can only boil or stew them.

And the comment below is right; they need to resolve this misunderstanding as soon as possible; the length of time they've been dragging it out is becoming increasingly aggravating.

Ahhh, everything makes sense now. I was astonished they had never paid her a visit, given how much they adore her.

Damn, I hope everyone involved is subjected to such excruciating tortures that they beg for death.

She ate...raw potato?

But they didn't even bother sending someone to check on her? In her previous life, they left her for eighteen years and never visit, not even once.
If it's not because of the regression, her death would be for nothing.


It is stupid.

Thanks for the spoiler, though. I'm going to keep reading.

Yes, please!

I still want to know why they abandoned her. When is she going to ask?

Why was she at the aunt's at the first place?

Hmm, I don't understand. Why is he treated like an outlier? Was he adopted?

This is really bland, in my opinion. The MC gets pretty dull and dumb after regression, and he relies too heavily on his plot armour.

Until the final battle of the first season, he never managed to defeat his foes on his own. Someone always comes to his aid at the last minute. If it weren't for that, this series would be much shorter because he died early.

Hmm, no second season for me, then.

Should've immediately told her the truth about her brother; the prolonged misunderstanding only makes things worse for both of them.

Plus, I want to see the devastated look on her smug face. Hahaha

Hmm, of course. How convenient for someone to come to MC's rescue every time he faces his foes.

But he did not defeat Khabour; he cheated by using his plot armor, though.

So yeah, he's right. He is lucky.